andrewshadura

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   by andrewshadura 10y ago

   Also, why are you saying hotdoc works "on a server" only? What's "a server" in your understanding? By the way, hotdoc works on any platform where Python runs. In particular, once you've got Python running, pip
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   by andrewshadura 10y ago

   I'm not sure why are you making distinction between library documentation and API documentation, especially so considering that hotdoc's GitHub repository says: ‘HotDoc: the tastiest API documentation system’.
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   by andrewshadura 10y ago

   Does anyone care about dependencies as long as they're packaged or can be installed automatically? It's a real documentation system rather than just an HTML generator, which is what docsgen seems to be. It supports syntax highligh
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   by andrewshadura 10y ago

   But there's hotdoc: https://github.com/hotdoc/hotdoc
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   by andrewshadura 10y ago

   As a user of both hg and git its functionality was clearly missing from git :) In fact, I incorporated updates from Mercurial's hg ci -i into git-crecord.
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   by andrewshadura 10y ago

   Hi, author here. I ported the crecord extension for Mercurial originally written by Mark Edgington, as I felt Git lacks a stand-alone interactive tool like that. I know there's tig and some Emacs extension, but I don't use Emacs,
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   by andrewshadura 10y ago

   I too haven't seen a good connection anywhere in India. 3G was bearable, but every single Wi-Fi AP I connected to was so slow it was nearly impossible to use it.